Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, March 17, 1951, Page 3, Image 3
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if , WITH THE EDITOR
Fortime
we've fell fii
need for a column filled with pe
| J*- sonal notes and observations (
peoj>]?, places and things a?>x
South-Garottrrai So trere uoes'nL
idea of sucn a column, which vv
hope...to^et somebody to tan
over?if yott thirtk wg jjiigliLJ
K^-ha ve . it. T^Iicxlr eadin g -/.id, pl?as
let us know whether you'd lik
!. to have if every week.? Edito
' Poking under some papers h
nry desk Monday night, - I cam
across a letter which had ev
L detntly lain there unnoticed ft
Rv, two or three days. It was froi
jt our old friend, J. C. (Goat
Brown of Florence, who?blp;
? his kind heart?was inclosing
r money order for six subscriptior
K" tu The LightfiouseT Including h
own. Wish we had a big crowj ;
friends lik<> that. I am sorrv thj
f/ his health isn't yet restored full
? yet. A'J. C." and 1 have been in
?/' lot for the folk over his way. Th
five friends outside the, state xd:
? arc again gulling the papc-i" iTi
thankful to him. So are ?\ e. Ai.
by the way, J. C.. I hupo to tak
. . you up on that invitation to si
- that new place in Wilmingtoi
and also to join you in Augu
for the big affair> in Buffalo an
New York City. Thanks, fellow
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It was like old times being ;
? ?Georgetown Stmdav and secir
so many old friends like Broth(
7;. G. S. Poreher. "Bubber" Man
gai^lt, "Jimmy" Pirioleau, Aid
;; Alford and the others. As u ui
We stopped at the lovely home 1
_ Mr. ami Mrs. Homy aaoksoiL^
^ . 208 Wood street, where we had
V lovely dinner, prepared as .on
the adorable Mis. Jackson ci
prepare it. We had a rather u
-y- comfortable moment over at ?
? StePhgn A My rhumb later :
we saw the affable Mxs. C. 1
Knox and her boss (Mr. Knox
fc'. Parriplng her hand, wo rcmarkt
that evidently things hadn't ir
??proved for her, .sec-Hig'"Stre^sT
had MV, Kaux on hand. W011U'
what that mean look he gave n
rrwant. ,
p' W+* '
Georgetown is always a nic
J . ?Ple make it that way. The fo
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many folk keep askii
for everybody's benefit:
| Yes ! We Do
We print everything frc
to a newspaper. Minute
anything else ? we can
Reasonable Pricet
Get Our Jtates Firs
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1 ??smoothest,
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K"- of them uil!"
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who were with us in the- begin
ning are still there fighting Wa J
to. were happy, too, to see again the
r- interesting and always happy 1
jf Rev. W. G. Walker of Heming- {
R way and the other folk? from the ,
lt coetion we first met "bwtt trf 1944. ~j
We promised to meet with all of?
te them next month Rev. S.. M.
^-Hughes.. new pastor at the host
*-church, i> thg~ father of the late
e Wilhelmina Hughes, the Rpv H. ^
r- R. Tfughes, now in New York, {
both of whom were school mates ;
15 Us! and Rev. S. M. Hughes. Ji\! J'
' in whose chuyoh We spoke Sun-,;
,r day night-at -Andrews. The Rev.j
11 Hughes, Jr. was a shining-^slud', l
) ent at Allen University, and is 1
iS now a shining pastor and tdaciicr
a in the community. "* (
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Over in the Sixth Congressioir,r
^iaj district they are talking aboutj1
what may btr"another effort by | ~
a few opportunists who rose up
| in power through the Progressive! ]
^ Democrat-, to push that ore.tni/atmn
aside so a new bunch can f
(j take over. The move conies from
[ | Darlington where a group is out
'.drumming Up attendants for a
n March 29 district meeting. All I
such meetings have to be called 1
j by the district chairman, or a i
group acting after he has failed a
to order a meeting. The chairman 1
; says ho hasr?iV_been asked to be (
'.present; in fact, the man doing j
most to get Progressive Dcmo-'i
* crats to attend isn't even an of;x
ficer.
kj I It's funny how some Negroes ]
, still try to be -lick and tricky, injl
Ji sol fifth?moves "to control "m*
1 poor people. . {<
A A A
ly
ln State <1 Hirers of Daughter Elks
n. met here Monday, in the offices
;t. of Mis- Edna Butler, 1000 block <
ris. Washington street,?among?them 1
6C, bt-ng mother ("Ma Cray"), Mrs. 1
) Mabel Green, Mrs. Arnold LaQue,
all of Charleston. From the '
u smiles they wore aft^r leaving 1
rrr^tho session we feel they?cookedj
gr up o honey for the ntato meeting thus
year.
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; We took time out for a tiong j
e, chat with _D*v W. J- Robinson on
e- Monday. Dr. "Robinson, our Tiext"
lk door neighbor, and friend of long
Printing
>m a business or <^ling card
?, programs, Invitations, and
print them.
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Mrs. Sumter On Inl
Founder's Day ~
"ORANGEBURG~GammV Nu
chapter. celebrated, th^ anniver?,ary\.of
the Alpha Kappa Alpha j ^
sorority in ati. artnual Founder's
Bay?program?ta9t Sunday By pK
presenting Mlrs. Bertha M Sum- afl?5*
ter as guest speaker in the T. U
Willard Lewis chapel Of the cam-* ..
pus, of Clafltn University.
Mrs. Sumter spoke from the tls "**
subject: "Do We Dare Take Our sure
Place In Our'Democracy?" Soror )vorT
Allie Mi. Turned basileus of the ?
chapiter, acted as mistress of son^
ceremony. 1
<Mufcic)Ql selections were fur- . '
dished. by the AKA sextct | reme
companied by soror Kathryn J or- ^ jj.
dan and. Erne4t Pinsorv Soror
genobia Sumter, tarnibchus,-in7 y0
roduoed the speaker Prp.siHr.Trt ^
r" J. vSeabrook made fitting reharks
at the close of the proPm.
The - guest speaker was
presented a lovely corsage and a wrrr
fiTt at the close of the prog^ani. fr,,tn
md was th*e hor.oree at clos- js v
ng dinner tenderer tay campus pnrt
.ornrs; . sq tj
Mrs. Sumter iv the wif\, of it. able
v Sumter of the Charleston city
schools. r She is head of the COmc
ucj^cii tint*nv ui W11S0TX vour
'ugh school in_ Florence and for iCH>k
several summers was a member - tht
>f the State College faculty, now nf
hnrrR grattnate Work in the s\i: ways
nor at Columbia University in gdi
^ow York City. _* ?:
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Haunted Face hi*?
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Fold Bv Writer i:!;;
CHICAGO, 111. -- A # grim. l'n'U
lnunting siorv of a face wit), a . U
twisted, mocking smile, plainly 1 L* 1 a
. ti lled mi a pauio of glus> 111 the * ^
:uunlv court house" in the sleepy '
town of Carrolton. Ala. (pop ,
>20) and the legends that have Vj
trnwn upTuTi u-hd >t is unfolded ovrfj.
n the current issue of EBONY. __/v.w
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Negro picture magazine. "let
Townspeople, according to ' |
EBONY, say it is the face oftir)ak<
fE.nry Wells, a Negro who was . '
i... 11 i 1' m in the- < n irt* cm-u ?attic ^
:>ne night in 1H78 by a sherifftT'ivr
trying 10 protest him from a fjr'00.
I'vnch mob. "As the fury of the rnr~
would-be lynchers reacted 'hs
angry climax, it is said that a q* .
ilin^'"g 1 i[iti11n) " seemed 1
to cut -a-patc 11 bctwceilTThc mob f
and the coixk? mined Negro, its -fill
brilliant flash stamping his face -j-j
indelibly< on the panels he stood f Oj
Innkmg down?m?tenor ort the
vetieanco-h.'nt?mi.ib?below," says?Be*
EBONY. the j
EBONY also publishes phctu- ticipj
graphs which b^rar out the awe:' Four
some "Face in the Window." Frici
Sojne brieve it w-p mrr'phcno" -OoHf
men of "lighting photography." said
But through all the years, de- Th
spite lain and storm, Says EB- "Hvei
ONY. the face has defied every nf?S
test of removal. "The pane it- ('or>i
self has been replaced three dif- Pros
ferent times; it 'has been scrubbd
with soap, acid and gasoline,
but Henry's face continues to
coin? ~ back, " unchanged in its 'n *
ghost-like appearance," says the ''
magazine. ,lu'~
As might be expected with. _
such a gisly phenomen as this. t,dn
almost every one of (>00 persons
living in Carrollton has a st uv Sj
of how the "face" mysterious'.'
remains m -the window ,nid KB- ,T
(jInY re-ounts mo.-1 ??t the v?-.
: r.t in ts article. j , .
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vfue.l ih. another bravo for th" a*i a
veek ' ' , ' ,
K.ubel Robins-in. Jaekl.'s ? i^b',
' Mb!;.- v. ,f.. has written ,i h>i- here
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ings That
terest Women
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)W DO YOU LOOK? One
to shorten the trip on the!
to beauty is to be ever alert!
rhat other* are doing *This
en a bio yr>u to ttboid many ders
and at the same time!
up the advantage p"'"' <
apply them- in a way that
serve y?>ur particular needs,
ike a practice of becoming
t critic of women you meet;
mil as those pas-ing I ami
you will find that e*'Ciy
an, even when she 1 ..ppens
e just a plain wman has,
>, outetandiisfc features. {t
i be that little tilf of' the |
, or she may have a way of
[ her hands that makes you;
mber her. Or is it a tricky??do
thdt you ;<r still woa-.p
g?>f you?dare try.
u must have noticed some i
who worked -< ha-rd at.thej :
iess of being fashionable
hey. . i?x:(:ccdcd . unly_ .Jin
rig as if everything they
using hac| been borrowed
?ome one else. Right here
/hen '_a .resolution <>n you: '
would~mark the "spot By
omg you will riot <7nty be
to dress properly, but per
: \a. Yuur clothes will be:;
\ very important part of
life, in fact, you will alwavas
if you belong?in a word
it w 11 be you. .
?i i?lu/.v-daisv .-will uX
; be in our midst. She i- the
who simply refdse to noticv
shape?nf iTeT-TTTvcv even in<vn
burying her head in .1
-full, fluffy collar. " .
rd we'also have t lie woman.
fur Ion iMIL! it lime was eun.-j
to sit rAn the sideline while
swifty passed her by. and
like 'topsV" just kept op
nig.
t "suddenly she is* intav' It
sv 11?"spot Jhem every time
is the lady that simply will j
e.u. but And thrd she ar-'
I by the sad and hard road,
"os- nogligenre, to h. r looks!. a
period of marry years... She j
"cds to accentuate ne.
d years by dying or bleach
id* hair: by heaping a vivid
,;un: she plucks her eye-:"
s down to the last little fuzzj
paint- (Hi iieu1 atu'v wtttr!?
?n and hvr eyelids fairly
? under the weight-of mason
her lashes.
/eraTXeaders Io
Khlight Benedict
under's Day
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rci a? uctpuM ltflU6rs OViM"
gtiite arp grhedii.<vrt?k, t,:i, ite
in tho ' 81s?. nur^VSl
idor's Dpy pro# ^ ' h?. > >
d?y> Mhrch 16, ';i" B-...efiiV
fgF; presidenT" T A. bV oa*
Monday. \ '
ie main add re-.?' -will b^ de-~p
ed by Rev. W. L. Wilson [5
part/inhnrg, pa^H1?of-Macrrh-r;
a Baptist Church and, vice
ident f>f the S C. Missionary '2.
Educational Baptist Ccmven- ,v,
C
lis program begins at 11:30. is
Vntisdel Chapel. . 11?
-votings from the boa id of: 'r
le.'s will be brought bv I)r | [
'Ivde Helms; Dr. G Going-i C
iels will brine greetings fr r->i j C
State Mantis* ?Convent lull 1 j"
Or D .1 D.x . ?n of F\> . r 11,
i?ros; tent "t the Bene I t ?
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>hrr "What's that horyjlplr
UK thintf doinu her.-*' Tn. !
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rr-n ttrru' direct io n U" S t a n 1 ey
K;rton. On Thursday. March
>, reports lrom_cl;>sm.?" ancf nthrr
>cal city clubs will be nvide.
pci'ial invitations - and appeals
avc been s(?it out to alumni,
linisters antj churches,.?to pa:I
RESPECT IS>
3 In these clays ot war
jj upon to make sacrifices?
a would consider indispens
3 serving our friends we t
^ sacrifices involve only m
3 of the inner spirit. Respe
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1 Founder s Day will be closed
Saturday, March 17, at 3:30 P.'
M. with a radio program. 'wi.
cast over radio station WICOS,
.*n which President Bacoats will
)Mk and the college choir will
sing.
RJttJZr&ttlFZrz ppnnn'-irJOT
RATIONED |
needs, all of us are called 'C
to do without the things we
able in normal times. In q
ry to make sure that such c
aterial things?ijot matters C
'ct is not rationed nor is the,?
ttention we i*ive to every iq
material values involved. |c
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CLAFLINU
OI!ANGEHl.TIHi, S<
Ii4.);! (Double Sessic
- une 1 - July ic
, - ii J - August 1
t oui'scs Lead in (j [
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? I' <lj'l y
? < henv'stry
to I lemontary Education
? Viisjlish
e ]\>rri;n Language
o> <;<Mirr.il Science
Keligio
Special I'mphasj.s on Teacf
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Accredit
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South Carolina ftepartim
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Mathematics 7
Music . I
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Srtriolojjy
Physical Education 1
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